Prince William's visit to Lower Blakemere Farm on the Duchy of Cornwall estate yesterday left one tenant farmer particularly struck by the royal's stature. The Prince of Wales visited the Hereford farm to learn about their pioneering regenerative farming practices and journey towards net zero.

As a royal family fan, I'm always here for a new picture or portrait (King Charles's latest was particularly striking). Generally, they are quite posed and professional (they are royals, after all). But occasionally,

Prince William left royal watchers scratching their heads after being overheard mentioning someone named Harry feeling unwell during a royal engagement.While visiting the Duchy of Cornwall

The Prince of Wales asked a research scientist whether she could find the Loch Ness Monster, insisting that it was what “everyone” wanted to know.

Prince William visited recent Earthshot Prize finalist NatureMetrics on Jan. 29, and watched its eDNA sampling process at its onsite link alongside schoolchildren and science content creator Big Manny.

Prince William is visiting a farm on Duchy of Cornwall land to learn more about its sustainable practices and green methods. All about Prince William's outing.

Prince William and Princess Kate have won praise from fans over footage in which they appeared to be moving as one. The Prince and Princess of Wales seemed to be in sync during high-profile visits across the world from Canada to the Caribbean.

Prince William inspects composting bins while on a tour of Lower Blakemere Farm in Herefordshire.

Prince William was all smiles during a royal engagement on Wednesday, January 29 — the same day Princess Beatrice announced the birth of her second child, Athena Elizabeth Rose

The Prince of Wales proved willing to get his hands dirty during a visit to a Herefordshire farm, picking up worms from a bucket of compost...

State-of-the-art new combat management systems will be installed on both Royal Navy aircraft carriers to tackle new threats.

Windsor babies have come in a wide variety of sizes over the past century or so, here we look at them all - from little Athena to a new arrival at more than twice the weight.